Skip to content

It is courteous to respect a fellow-being's right to privacy by providing him with a room of his own; but it can be torture to make him feel that that room is where he is expected to be, out of one's way.

— Howard Spring A Sunset Touch (1953)

Another quote →

More quotes by Howard Spring

To be the only possessor of news that will interest many people is always to be in a powerful position.

A Sunset Touch (1953)

"And there's so much gossip in the [countryside], Mr Menheniot. It makes a person uncomfortable."

A Sunset Touch (1953)

"In the long run, what do we have but our memories?"

A Sunset Touch (1953)

She had scuttled to earth like a beetle that knows it is in danger of being trodden on.

A Sunset Touch (1953)

I was beginning to see that my whole life had been a flight from the possibility of unearthing the sort of man I really was.

A Sunset Touch (1953)

All Howard Spring quotes →

Attribution

Quote text and notes from Wikiquote: Howard Spring (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0. Source quality and labels are our own summary of what Wikiquote records.